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Bathroom Remodeling
Bathrooms built
around the tile.
Full bathroom remodels in Harrisonburg and the Shenandoah Valley — from demo to the final grout line, by the crew that sets every tile themselves.
Tile is the trade. Bathrooms are the specialty.
Most remodelers frame the room, hang the board, and bring in a tile guy at the end. We work the other way around. STW started as a tile-setting business, and a bathroom is really a tile job with plumbing attached — so the tile drives the whole plan, not the last two days of it.
That means the shower gets waterproofed the right way before anything pretty goes up. It means the floor is flat, the grout lines run true, and the pattern still lines up where the wall meets the trim. The parts most people never think about are the parts that decide whether a bathroom still looks right in ten years.
Anyone can set a tile in the middle of a wall. The job is won or lost where the tile meets the trim, the drain, and the door.
What a remodel covers
The whole room, one crew.
We handle a bathroom start to finish — demo, plumbing, waterproofing, tile, fixtures, and finish. You deal with one crew and one point of contact, not five subs pointing at each other.
Showers & wet areas
Walk-in and curbless showers, custom tile pans sloped to the drain, and waterproofing done behind the board where it actually matters.
Tubs & surrounds
Freestanding soaking tubs and tiled tub decks, set level and sealed at every seam the water can reach.
Vanities & tops
Single or double vanities, stone tops, undermount sinks, and the plumbing moved to fit the layout you actually want.
Tile floors
Ceramic, porcelain, or marble — laid flat and lippage-free, with grout lines that stay straight across the whole room. Heated floors on request.
Waterproofing & prep
The part you never see and the reason the rest lasts. Backer board, membrane, and slope done before a single tile goes up.
Lighting, fixtures & finish
Vanity lighting, exhaust, mirrors, niches, and the brass or matte-black fixtures that pull the room together.
Recent bathrooms
Look at the corners.
Why it looks right
Where the job is won.
A bathroom is small and unforgiving. There is nowhere to hide a crooked cut, a lippage edge, or a grout line that drifts. The difference between a good bath and a great one is measured in eighths of an inch, at the corners, where two planes of tile have to agree.
Daniel has been laying tile for more than twenty years and does the intricate detail work himself — the niches, the miters, the transitions around a curbless entry. That is the part a subcontractor rushes and the part we slow down for.
Also a specialty
Accessible & aging-in-place baths.
Curbless wheelchair-accessible showers, heated floors, grab bars set into the framing, and layouts that work for the long run. When other contractors said it couldn't be done, we said no problem — and built it.
Accessible bathrooms →“They should rename the company No Problem Remodeling.” — homeowner, accessible primary-bath remodel
How it goes
Four steps, no surprises.
Walkthrough & estimate
Daniel comes out, looks at the room, listens to what you want, and gives you a real number. No showroom appointment.
Plan & materials
Layout, tile, fixtures, and a start date you can hold to. You sign off before anything moves.
The build
A small crew — the same faces start to finish. Most bathrooms run one to three weeks.
Final walk
We go over every corner, edge, and grout line with you before we call it done.
Free estimate
Tell us about your bathroom.
Send a few details and a photo or two. Daniel or the office will call you back within one business day — no sales pitch, no pressure, no showroom appointment.
Prefer to talk it through? Daniel: (540) 421-4740 · Office: (540) 421-8344
Formerly Superior Tile Works. Same crew. Same corners.
STW Home Remodeling · Harrisonburg, Virginia